WERNER

freezeframesandetcetera:

Cave of Forgotten Dreams
Jan 26

freezeframesandetcetera:

Cave of Forgotten Dreams

Jan 26

holidayswithherzog:

Official trailer for Werner Herzog’s Happy People: A Year in the Taiga.

“Herzog takes viewers on yet another unforgettable journey into remote and extreme natural landscapes.”

We can hardly contain our excitement.

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"Meditating upon myself makes one thing evident: the rest of the world is rhyme."

- Werner Herzog (via nickbottom)

Jan 26
miriam-nouri:

Scene from Woyzeck.
Jan 26

miriam-nouri:

Scene from Woyzeck.

"Facts sometimes have a strange and bizarre power that makes their inherent truth seem unbelievable."

- Werner Herzog (via art-and-fury)

Jan 26

"This morning I woke up to terror such as I have never experienced before: I was entirely stripped of feeling. Everything was gone; it was as if I had lost something that had been entrusted to me the previous evening, something I was supposed to take special care of overnight. I was in the position of someone who has been assigned to guard an entire sleeping army but suddenly finds himself mysteriously blinded, deaf, and effaced. Everything was gone. I was completely empty, without pain, without pleasure, without longing, without love, without warmth and friendship, without anger, without hate. Nothing, nothing was there anymore, leaving me like a suit of armor with no knight inside. It took a long time before I even felt alarmed."

- Werner Herzog, Conquest of the Useless (via darkhorsewhiteponies)

(Source: bee-topia)

Jan 26
Jan 26

The Documentaries of Werner Herzog

luvabee:

La Soufrière, Werner Herzog (1977)
Jan 26

luvabee:

La Soufrière, Werner Herzog (1977)

Jan 26

fffartonceaweek:

The Big Hipster-Grad School Audiobook

Chapter #4 :

How to correctly mispronounce Werner Herzog’s name !

xxx dieter

"In the immediate vicinity of the horses, there are figures overlapping with each other. The striking point is that, in cases like this, after carbon-dating, there are strong indications that some overlapping figures were drawn almost five thousand years apart. The sequence and duration of time is unimaginable for us today. We are locked in history, and they were not."

- Werner Herzog, “On the Chauvet Cave” in Cave of Forgotten Dreams, 2010 (via nickkahler)

Jan 26